Before the three guys could report it, they were taken out by Jimmy.

"Boss, do you think the three of them will really take back the funds they invested tomorrow?" Gans looked at Marskolov and the other two downstairs, turned around and asked me.

"Don't worry. If this was said by someone else, the three of them might not have listened, but if they were said from Andre, the three of them would have listened." Coolidge was very confident.

"This time, I can explain to Lenny when I go back." I kept my mouth shut.

The guys next to me were laughing, but what I said was true.

Although Leni usually laughs and jokingly with Marskolov, he is very close at heart. If Marskolov is made to jump off the building and Leni knows that I have never saved me, then I will have good fruits from now on.

The next day, I asked Coolidge and Livermore to stare at the stock market, watching MGM, Paramount and Warner Bros. three film companies, but did not withdraw funds as I told me.

These cartoons were all my creativity before, and then they started to move on to TV in large quantities under Walt Disney's personal operation.

"Donald Duck Series", "Mickey Mouse Series" and "Cat and Mouse" series, three major animated series, caused an uproar as soon as they were released on TV.

The DreamWorks animation series was brought to the screen, but in fact it was not launched actively to a large extent. In a sense, it also had a little passive meaning in it.

The Sports Channel was launched shortly after the star horse racing, and the Sports Channel won the welcome and love of the vast majority of the people.

So much so that a new term appeared in the newspaper: "TV syndrome".

This new term was proposed by some Hollywood film and television theory researchers. This term refers to those who sit in front of the TV and cry or laugh at the screen whenever they have time and are completely immersed in the world of TV and are completely immersed in the TV world and are completely unaware of the things around them.

The reason for this term is that a resident of Los Angeles is born.

This guy was in his thirties and was a bachelor. After buying a TV, he basically didn't leave his home except for work. Then one day, the guy was watching TV while smoking. According to him later, he watched the sports channel. After smoking, he threw out the cigarette butts in his hand and continued to watch it intently.

When I saw it excited, I danced and felt a little hot.

Then, he saw the reflection in the room on the screen, and it was full of red.

This guy was a little dizzy. When he took his eyes off the TV, he realized that his room had fallen into a sea of ​​fire.

Fortunately, this guy jumped off the balcony himself and did not die. However, his incident became a joke in the entire Los Angeles through media reports.

It is also this incident that has led some imaging theory researchers to propose the "TV syndrome".

From this word, we can see how much impact TV has had on people's lives now.

This has led many people and theoretical researchers to believe that the programs produced by Lockettke TV Group should not be biased towards specific groups, such as men, but should be averaged to the content of the program and the distribution of the program.

In this way, more people can like to watch TV, and they will not cause some people to have "TV symptoms" due to long-term addiction.

This term was first written by some theoretical researchers in the "Movie Manual" and later gained the support of some people.

Theoretical researchers believe that the TV program production of Lockett TV Group is very exquisite, but most of the main audience is men. Some programs are also more popular than women. However, they are still very rare. In addition, children's novelty about TV is more important than adults, but there are no suitable programs on TV. The news and TV series are obviously a bit complicated and heavy for children, and sometimes, they may have adverse effects.

These opinions attracted the attention of the Codex Executive Board TV Review Team, who called Coolidge and me over and conveyed the idea to us.

I also thought the request they made was very reasonable, so I happily accepted it.

After returning from the Codex Executive Bureau, I called Disney to the office and asked them if Factory 4 could produce TV series now.

"Animation TV series?! Boss. Are you real or fake?" Disney looked at me and opened his eyes wide.

"Of course it's true. Will I still make jokes for you?" I laughed at this old subordinate.

Last time, due to "The Lion King", Disneyland No. 4 established the peak of animated films.

In addition to making a box office that was dozens of times higher than the investment cost, the film "The Lion King" has achieved a significant impact.

This cartoon not only won the popularity of the American people, but also spread to Europe through the European branch of DreamWorks.

It is said that when the European screening site, all the cinemas that show this cartoon were almost squeezed out, and many people were familiar with queuing up to buy tickets.

France, Germany, Italy, Spain, etc., have set off an animated film storm in various countries.

Even when DreamWorks movies were banned from entering the UK, several theater owners saw that the screening of "The Lion King" was very profitable, they also secretly introduced several copies from France.

Originally, these guys had the idea to introduce the copy to London and make some money by secretly screening a few shows. But after the screening, they would have no choice but to develop the situation.

This cartoon, adapted from "Hamlet" in terms of plot, is simply deadly poison to these people in Shakespeare's hometown. After watching this movie, the people traveled from one to ten, and ten to one hundred. In the end, these videos were almost surrounded by layers of people.

Even the British George V knew about it in the end.

Previously, this king was a loyal fan of me. He once publicly claimed that he only liked watching DreamWorks movies, but because of Ireland, he had to take tough measures against DreamWorks and myself. Tough measures were taken, but this does not mean that he did not like DreamWorks movies.

When the Shakespeare fan heard that a cartoon adapted from "Hamlet" from DreamWorks caused the whole of London to fall into chaos.

He ordered the London police to close the theaters where "The Lion King" were screened, and then moved the retrieved film back to the palace to enjoy it himself.

As a result, this appreciation didn't matter, and the king almost lost his life.

It turns out that when George V was watching movies, he liked to eat while watching, and of course he ate some exquisite snacks, just like people from later generations liked to bring in and poke popcorn when watching movies.

But this time, those exquisite snacks made George V unlucky.

While watching "The Lion King", a funny scene made the king almost laugh, and then accidentally choked by the pastry, fell from the chair, pounding his chest straight.

At first, the servants next to them didn't know what was going on, but when they realized it, George V was about to faint.

So after a lot of busyness, only when the doctor was called again could George V save his life.

Although he was not choked to death by pastry, George V had to be hospitalized for rest.

The news was quickly exposed by London media. After a report in the newspaper, it became a joke and also caused dissatisfaction among the people.

People are not allowed to watch DreamWorks movies. The king can actually watch them secretly. It is obvious that the state officials are allowed to set fire and not allow the people to light the lights.

Therefore, the British, who have always been democratic and fair, were reluctant to do so. They gathered together and launched a vigorous "film freedom movement".

Taking this incident as a breakthrough, the people demanded that Britain conquer and must revoke the original laws that prohibited DreamWorks movies from entering the UK.

The people who met the march were getting bigger and bigger, and the situation became more and more serious.

At the beginning, the officials scolded these people as traitors and forgot how DreamWorks embarrassed Britain.

But the people retorted, saying that Ireland's failure was because the leaders of the British government were incompetent, so no wonder the people.

Both sides held their own arguments and did not buy into each other, and began a tug-of-war.

However, the people were crowded and powerful. They used George V as a breakthrough point, which eventually led to the British government's retreat. Later, they had to send police to maintain order.

But facts have proved that sending police officers is very irrational when people are rioting.

The police dispatch undoubtedly made the people's already angry emotions suddenly burst out, and they immediately beat the police together. The whole city of London was in chaos.

The riots soon spread to the island with London as the center. In just one week, the whole of Britain was in the anger of the people.

This situation completely shocked the British Parliament.

In addition to scolding DreamWorks, these guys have to consider the consequences of the matter.

Finally, it was George V's words that helped the parliament to relieve the siege.

After a week of recuperation in the hospital, the king almost became the first king in the UK to die of pastry choking. At the same time, he said something like this when facing the reporter: "I think the previous practice of the Parliament is not wrong. They are maintaining the dignity of the country. However, I have to say that DreamWorks movies are so good. For dignity and for this empty name, I missed a lot of wonderful things. We should not be trapped in our own cocoons. We should open our eyes. Even if it is the enemy, we should learn from each other's excellent things, rather than close our door."

George V's words were very smooth, and on the one hand, they put a high hat on the parliament and comforted the people.

Since the king said so, the parliament would naturally give a step down.

So the day after the king was discharged from the hospital, the British Parliament had to withdraw the previous ban on DreamWorks movies and DreamWorks personnel from entering the UK.

The British government's decision was widely agreed upon by the British. While the people were satisfied, another requirement was put forward: to introduce all the DreamWorks movies that the British did not see during the ban.

Faced with such demands, King George V, also had to follow suit.

So the British Minister of Culture Baba ran to Cannes and found Bala.

When Bala told me the news, I almost laughed to death.

I told Barra that I agreed to the conditions of the British government. DreamWorks movies can enter England, but when DreamWorks' screening team enters England, George V must personally bring the officials of the parliament to greet them, otherwise DreamWorks would never set foot on the broken island in the UK.

This condition caused British MPs who have always had great self-esteem to curse, claiming that even if the British never watch movies in their lifetime, they would not do such a shameful thing.

But the self-esteem of the MPs was broken soon.

And the person who broke, formally George V himself.

After hearing this condition, George V immediately pretended to be strong and stern: "In order for the British people to see good movies, he actually wanted to watch movies himself. I am willing to go out to greet them, and I hope the parliament will go."

I have to admit that George V also has his cuteness. After he did this, his reputation immediately soared among the British people and became a representative of the enlightened monarch. Many people were so moved that they burst into tears after hearing the king's words.

Since then, the parliament had to lower its head: Even the king is willing to go, why are the silly members of the parliament?

So, on the day the DreamWorks projection team entered London, King George V of England personally welcomed the meeting with a group of pale MPs and held a grand welcoming ceremony.

This incident attracted the attention of the whole of Europe, and a film company actually made the whole of Britain surrender. Who doesn’t pay attention to such a thing?!

So, journalists from France, Germany, Italy and other countries attended the welcome ceremony one after another, and then presented the British's embarrassment to the entire European people through reports.

This time, the people of other European countries applauded and saw that the British, who had always had their eyes on the top of their heads, also bowed their heads, how could people not be happy?

"The Lion King" not only reopened the British market for DreamWorks, but also entered the UK with a very face-saving attitude. It also made the film famous and became the focus of audiences throughout Europe.

In this way, DreamWorks has gained both fame and fortune.

Since the screening of "The Lion King", Disney's fourth factory has been busy with this movie. Although it has been a long time since its premiere, this animated movie is still extremely popular.

The people from DreamWorks Factory 4 are now busy. When Disney heard that I wanted them to make a TV series, Disney showed a stunned expression. It is no surprise.

"Boss, you let us make an animated series. We probably don't have time." Disney looked at me and shrugged.
To be continued...